RUSH: Rapid Ultrasound in Shock

Description of the RUSH exam protocol

[@saswatisinha4540]

Thank for for the most lucid and comprehensive teaching of the RUSH protocol

[@ram26470]

thank you very much for this briefly described RUSH protocol. very useful.

[@aasaad007]

Superb...more videos plz

[@floridadad71]

I'm about to graduate ultrasound tech school. Your videos are by far the highest quality, easiest to follow material I've seen. For tips for finding leg vessels in the thighs that want to hide?

[@nsas955]

Thank you very much for this clear and comprehensive video. ..new methods for measuring needs for hydration or not. ..many thanks

[@demetrioperezcivantos7271]

Awesome presentation, clear, concise and practical. Congratulations !!!

[@spiritoxi]

a very good video for those who have some basic knowledge in ultrasound. tq Liz

[@danijelamilovanovic1941]

Very very informative! I've learned a lot! Thanks!

[@Jimthemedic]

Thank you very much for this informative video!

[@gultakinbakirova5031]

thank you .very informative and easy.

[@TheMdmYT]

That was great! Very useful for paediatric critical care

[@iwonaszczepanska4495]

Fantastic lecture

[@spekis1]

Superb!

[@shuanglongzhang8374]

Excellent presentation

[@eugeneazzopardi2974]

excellent

[@32ahmmed]

Thx

[@branokoren]

very best, I like your POCUS videos so much......maybe you can fix this: IDI=(IVCmax-IVCmin)/Ivc min ....not mean....in original articel it is like that, thank you

[@elisaneves5392]

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[@M_Qaysi]

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[@TatooedDoc]

On what view are you seeing the Pulmonary B lines. You don't explain that at all, I don't even know what organ you are looking at.